The retailer said the outage was “an internal technology issue" and was not caused by a data breach or security-related problem.
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The avalanche of complaints suggests that industry patience with the president’s tariff-heavy trade policy is evaporating.
The Trump administration last month barred companies from selling U.S. technology to Huawei amid fears that the company could tap into and monitor sensitive U.S. communications through its network technology.
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Many grandparents have had to step in to physically and financially care for the children of parents with an opioid addiction.
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When an employee oversteps boundaries with colleagues and clients, tell her firmly not to do that — and outline the consequences of the behavior.
Analysts and industry observers say they could see the automaker being sold or relegated to the status of a "niche" automaker.
Prices fell between May and November of last year in Arlington, Alexandria and Fairfax. Then Amazon announced HQ2.
This week Uber announced plans to begin testing the first-ever commercial application of drone food delivery in high-density urban areas, joining companies like Amazon and Google that are seeking to make make unmanned commercial deliveries using the same technology.
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Tyson Foods entered the crowded fray of alt-meat Thursday, with the country’s largest meat producer announcing it will produce plant-based meat products under the Raised & Rooted brand. They intend to...
YouTube's removal of thousands of videos and channels featuring Holocaust denial and Nazi ideologies offended a wide array of would-be supporters of its new hate speech policy.
The 30-year fixed-rate average held steady at 3.82 percent.
Two decades after Congress tried to wall off the worst of the Internet in hopes of protecting the privacy and innocence of children, the ramparts lie in ruins.
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Survey shows the majority of parents aren't giving their children an allowance. That's not necessarily a bad thing.
The app, which says it has 200 million users worldwide, has been widely used in Hong Kong to coordinate demonstrations against a controversial extradition bill.
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How companies should respond as a presidential norm of criticizing American enterprise in more generic terms is giving way to a naming and shaming strategy on both sides of the aisle.
The system is intended to remove some identifying details from police reports and leave only key facts.
Researchers fear it is only a matter of time before the AI-generated fake videos are deployed for maximum damage — to sow confusion, fuel doubt or undermine an opponent, potentially on the eve of a White House vote.
The bassinet-like device for babies faced widespread criticism after Fisher-Price recalled its popular Rock ‘n Play inclined sleeper in April.
A Twitter contest highlights the parental struggle to get kids to eat their veggies.
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